New Ulm weekly review., 1887-05-04
EW ULM AND VICINITY.

Nos and 2 daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
c. W. H. HE1DEMAN, Agent.
Don't forget the fair and concert at
Turner Hall Saturday and Sunday.
Children's trimmed hats so cts,
worth 80 cts, at F. Kuetzing's.
The krieger- Verein met at Union
Hall Yesterday evening to perfect its
organization.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of trade will be held at Turner
Hall Friday evening.
Henry Keller has been elected stew.
ssrd of Turner Hall and will assume his
duties tomorrow.
Sheriff Schmidt sold the Beinhorn
stock of groceries, crockery, toys etc.
at public auction Monday. John AL
bert did the whay am | offered act.
A large gang of men are engaged
hauling gravel out Of the pit, near the
cemetery and filing up the tracks ofthe
Northwestern east and west OF this
place.
The eleventh annual session of the
state lodges a. @. U. W. assembled at
Rochester yesterday. Messrs. G. Wag-
ner and Jos. A. Eckstein represented
the New Ulm Lodge.
What is the surest way of getting
your name into everybody's mouth?
Have it stamped on each of the 25O, 900
toothpicks recently received at the City
Drug Store.
The city council has elected Geo. ia
cobs as a member from the second ward
in place Of Henry Crone, who resigned
on account of his removal to the first
ward. The selection of Mr.. Jacobs will
give general satisfaction.
5, Friday Ed. Dickerson of Stately
fee and received $50 as q bounty. The
wolves were taken from one nest. Had
Mr.. D. waited until the first of May he
would have received but $50 for them
John Seifert, of town Milford. fell
from load of hay and sustained Sc
we're injuries Saturday. He was quite
low. during the afternoon, but DR..
Striekler, who has charge of the case,
thinks that he will get well in due sea-
son.
The coal handlers on the Green Bay,
Winona & St. Peter Railroad.dock re-
fused to work for the old rate of 20 and
25 cents an hour, demanding 25 and 80
cents. They finally returned to work
on the understanding that the matter
be considered on the 1eturn of General
Manager CAMPBELL, Tuesday.
Orders have been received by Post
master Baasen that the pouch service
between this place and St. Paul and
Minneapolis be discontinued after May
2. In place OF this. mail for all points
on the Sioux City Road will be sent in
one pouch to the st. Paul and Council
Bluffs R. P. Q. and by them distributed
along the line. This viii ..ve us two
;aiIs mails w.th ali OF the smallercties,
III place OF on.v one as heretofore.
The -'Gruetli Vrrein' had Il banquet
Friday evening in honor OF one OF their
mem bers who left the city this week.
They passed the evening very pleasant
", rendering both vocal and instrumen-
tai music. Hottinger furnished the in
struments and expresses his astonish-
ment at the number of different instru-
ments the members can play without
disturbing the harmony of the masses.
Marriage licenses issued in Brown
County during the month OF April :
Henry Neumann to Lizzie Mandel.
Joseph Zupfef to Anna Rewitzer.
Theo. Mueller to Anna Schulz.
Wd. Eibner to Mary Rosskopf.
Henry Seifert to Anna Forster.
John Mikkilson to Mary S. Dahl.
Wenzel Wehrsal to Barbara Helget.
Ghas. Rosenau to Augusta AIalzahn.
The assessors of Brown County have
agreed upon the following values as
basis of assessment
Horses. Mules and Asses: one wear
old $l5; two years old $50; three wears
old and over 700. Cattle: One year old
So; two years old So; Cows $12; Work
ing Oxen S25; all other Cattle three
years old and over $12. Sheep 81.
Hogs 50. Wagons and Carriages SIS.
Sewing and Knitting Machines SS.